Tautological Crimes: Why Women Can't Steal Jewels

Explores the trope of tautological crime with emphasis on the role of nineteenth century material culture in shaping female selves and desires. Manifestations of female desire; Debate on property ownership and material desires; Problem associated to female ownership.

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